OEM Honda Air Filters

Air filters for Honda are easy to come by. But one must remember there are the genuine type of Honda air filter, and the aftermarket type. Buying your next air filter from the OEM is a wise choice if you want what's best for your Honda model.

What Are Air Filters Made of?

There are two types of car air filters, and they are similar in design. One air filter is for your Honda engine, and the other is for your air conditioning. One is located beneath the hood where the engine air take sits on the surface of your engine space, and the other air filter is located inside your vehicle, usually beneath the dash of the passenger side leg space.

Air filters allow air to flow through but trap any contaminants that may be floating in the air. Harmful particles for your engine and the innerworkings of your air conditioning system can entail leaf debris, dust, insects, as well as dirt and pollen. The air filter is a cotton fibrous, pleated paper media packed tightly between a flexible plastic framing. They easily slide into the designated space for the frame which seals it to the air intake components of your car.

Signs that You Need to Change Your Car's Air Filter

It is recommended to change your car air filters between every 10,000 and 15,000. This interval depends on your driving environment. More road construction and seasonal changes can shorten the lifespan of your air filter. That's why it's important to do routine inspections of your air filter's cleanliness. Signs that you have a failing air filter are:

When the time arrives for a new air filter replacement, save money with our Honda parts marked below the MSRP. You can receive your new engine filters at your front door in a short time with our nationwide shipping and delivery. If you come across any types of parts related questions, feel free to reach out on our contact page.